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Much of North America (and Australia!) has plunged into a fervor over the TV adaptation of Rachel Reid's romance novel "Heated Rivalry."

A new exhibition surveys the career of the Cuban-born Wifredo Lam, who added generously to the canon of modern art.

The appointment of Reggie D. White, whose resume spans acting, directing and playwriting in addition to in-office leadership, comes amid uncertainty about the road ahead for regional theater.

The famous architect left a legacy that transcends mere beauty. He made us restless for a better built environment.

The Booker T. & the MG's guitarist was little-known by the public but was behind much of the music that defined an era.

Holiday parades (on land and sea), markets and concerts pack the weekend, along with Prohibition-themed parties and the return of ice skating.

The Grammy winner, who played on the hit "Green Onions," had a storied career including collaborations with Otis Redding, B.B. King and the Blues Brothers.

Sean "Diddy" Combs is the subject of a new Netflix docuseries produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson that features intimate footage of Combs before his 2024 arrest.

Jafar Panahi won multiple awards for "It Was Just an Accident," based on his experiences as a political prisoner. The director faces a prison sentence in Iran.

While "American Canto" is largely vague about the scandal that derailed her career, she shares some new details about her entanglement with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.